In Germany a slightly different version can be seen on TV. Here, several scenes got extended in comparison to the Theatrical Version. Sometimes alternate material was used, whereas the TV version misses out parts of Oskar's voice-over.
In 2009, director Schlöndorff was approached by employers of the "Geyer Kopierwerke" in Berlin, concerning future dealing with the original negatives (60000 meters of footage on 200 film cans) which were still stored there.
Subsequently, Schlöndorff had another look at the footage, which, by his own admission, was still in comparatively very good shape. Without further ado, he consulted the script and reconstructed all the scenes which were then cut in the interest of time, but, according to him, would fit in the film very well now. Concerning the image quality, there is fortunately no great difference to complain about. In 2010 this Director's Cut, now featuring nearly 20 minutes of new footage, was released on DVD/Blu-ray in Germany.
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- How long is The Tin Drum?2 hours and 22 minutes
- When was The Tin Drum released?April 11, 1980
- What is the IMDb rating of The Tin Drum?7.4 out of 10
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- What is the plot of The Tin Drum?In 1924, Oskar Matzerath is born in the Free City of Danzig. At age three, he falls down a flight of stairs and stops growing. In 1939, World War II breaks out.
- What was the budget for The Tin Drum?3 million
- How much did The Tin Drum earn at the worldwide box office?$7,470
- What is The Tin Drum rated?R
- What genre is The Tin Drum?Drama and War
- How many awards has The Tin Drum won?18 awards
- How many awards has The Tin Drum been nominated for?24 nominations
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